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GomiGirl wrote:Are you the guy with the kerosine heater problem at work from last winter? I forget...
Caustic Saint wrote:Bah. Try riding a motorcycle when it's 20F (-6C) outside, then you can talk about frozen nuts.
Big Booger wrote:today especially is cold because it is nearly dark before 5 o'clock...
wtf... GETS DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME...
Why oh why have Japanese not adopted this principal of daylight savings?
Power consumption would certainly be reduced.. people will feel better and become more productive with more hours of sunlight to relish in...
Certainly winter-induced depression would be reduced...
Why oh why?
some people would go to work before sunrise
maraboutslim wrote:Are you suggesting that the Japanese should change their clocks forward in the winter, so that it stays light until 6, but you freeze your ass off on the way to work in the morning (because at 8am on your watch it would be the temperature of 7am) and some people would go to work before sunrise (talk about depression)?
maraboutslim wrote:Big Booger wrote:today especially is cold because it is nearly dark before 5 o'clock...
wtf... GETS DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME...
Why oh why have Japanese not adopted this principal of daylight savings?
Power consumption would certainly be reduced.. people will feel better and become more productive with more hours of sunlight to relish in...
Certainly winter-induced depression would be reduced...
Daylight savings time during the darkest months would make sense to me...
Why oh why?
You mean you want them to have daylight savings time in the *winter*? In the states, daylight savings time is in the *summer* (and ends the last sunday of october). It now gets dark at 5pm here.
Are you suggesting that the Japanese should change their clocks forward in the winter, so that it stays light until 6, but you freeze your ass off on the way to work in the morning (because at 8am on your watch it would be the temperature of 7am) and some people would go to work before sunrise (talk about depression)?
-Slim
Daylight Saving Time saves energy for lighting in all seasons of the year except for the four darkest months of the year (November, December, January and February) when the afternoon advantage is offset by the need for lighting because of late sunrise.
tonikoro wrote:You know, this seems like one for the "You know you've been in japan too long" thread, but walking back to the station today through the citym I actually plotted part of my route going underground, just so that I could keep the cold out of my face. -But the flipside to the cold here is the extreme and unyeilding heat of the summer. Especially here in Aichi, humid as fuck I would say. No wonder there are vending machines on every corner, if not you'd keel over for sure..
AssKissinger wrote:Aichi,
Do yourself a favor and get out of that hell hole.
AssKissinger wrote:Aichi,
Do yourself a favor and get out of that hell hole.
Big Booger wrote:wtf... GETS DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME...
Why oh why have Japanese not adopted this principal of daylight savings?
Taro Toporific wrote:The sun was up before ?5am? and so was I this morning. Arrrrrrg.
canman1 wrote:.... I think Daylight savings is one issue a lot of F#cked gaijin can agree upon.....
Blah Pete wrote:I heard daylight savings time was used here after WWII but abandoned after occupation ended.
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